Current Commitment
In its policy for the continuation of the implementation of the "transition" process announced at the Lisbon Summit and based on the “Exit Strategy” policy of the Chicago Summit, NATO intends success and exit from the war in Afghanistan. This strategy consists of gradually reducing the number of the combat support troops and increase of training teams (NTM, OMLT/MAT and POMLT).
Based on this policy, the Ministry of Defence and General Staff of the Armed Forces customized the commitment level of the participation in ISAF operation, increasing the specific weight and reducing the costs of participation expenses. It should be noted that the participation in ISAF operation of the Special Forces and Training Teams (OMLT, Medical and Special Forces training troops) is estimated maximally by the NATO decision-making structures (DSACEUR) and ISAF Operation Command. This, due to the fact that the specific and difficult tasks, they performed and are currently carrying out, have yielded obvious results in the support of military operations of the Alliance forces, as well as in the training and monitoring of the Afghan Army and Police.
